Black Friday is now been and gone with the arrival of Cyber Monday, and with the latter's arrival comes new opportunities to save on some of the hottest tech items and more. While we keep you up to date with the emerging deals for Cyber Monday over in our Cyber Monday hub, there are still some decent holdovers from Black Friday still live below.
But if you're really hunting for the best deals, you'll want to keep your eyes on Cyber Monday as that event well and truly takes centre stage.
Please note: sales prices tend to fluctuate and are correct at the time of updating.
Cyber Monday sales — Quick links
- Amazon: deals on phones, headphones, speakers and more (opens in new tab)
- Appliances Online: another great option for TV savings (opens in new tab)
- Betta Home Living: discounts on appliances and electronics (opens in new tab)
- Big W: good deals on toys, tech and gaming (opens in new tab)
- Bing Lee: deals on appliances, TVs and more (opens in new tab)
- Black Swallow: discounts of up to 75% off tech (opens in new tab)
- Bose: discounts on headphones and speakers (opens in new tab)
- CameraPro: deals on top-rated cameras and lenses (opens in new tab)
- Chain Reaction: cycling-related products discounted (opens in new tab)
- Dell Australia: expect up to 45% off on laptops, PCs and peripherals (opens in new tab)
- DigiDirect: deals in cameras, lenses and more (opens in new tab)
- Dyson: deals on cordless vacuums cleaners, haircare and fans (opens in new tab)
- eBay Australia: exclusive deals for eBay Plus members (opens in new tab)
- Ecovacs Robotics: save on robot vacuum cleaners (opens in new tab)
- ErgoTune: the best office chair in Australia for less (opens in new tab)
- The Good Guys: deals on laptops, TVs, appliances and more (opens in new tab)
- Google Store: deals on Pixel phones and Nest smart devices (opens in new tab)
- Green Man Gaming: games and consoles slashed in price (opens in new tab)
- HP Australia: deals on Pavilion, Envy and Omen laptops (opens in new tab)
- JB Hi-Fi: deals on laptops, phones, TVs and more
- Kogan: deals on electronics, homeware and more (opens in new tab)
- Lenovo Australia: up to 40% off Lenovo laptops and 2-in-1s (opens in new tab)
- Lovehoney: up to 70% off selected items (opens in new tab)
- Microsoft Australia: deals on Surface products and Xbox games (opens in new tab)
- Mighty Ape: deals on a wide variety of electronics and accessories (opens in new tab)
- MyDeal: deals on a variety of consumer electronics (opens in new tab)
- Nespresso: 15% off all coffee machines (opens in new tab)
- Razer: big savings on gaming laptops and accessories (opens in new tab)
- Rebel Sport: deals on fitness tech (opens in new tab)
- Samsung: offers on phones, tablets, appliances and more (opens in new tab)
- Secretlab: up to AU$330 off on select gaming chairs (opens in new tab)
- The Shaver Shop: deals on personal care and grooming products (opens in new tab)
- Sony: discounts on cameras, TVs and more, price matching available (opens in new tab)
- Wiggle Australia: up to 60% off training and cycling tech (opens in new tab)
Best Cyber Monday sales — top deals still live
Phones
Televisions
Tablets & ereaders
Smarthome
Laptops
Headphones
Smartwatches
Gaming
Mattresses
Computing
Appliances
Networking
Miscellaneous
Cyber Monday deals to expect in 2022
Even in Australia, Black Friday / Cyber Monday is the best time of year to make any major purchase. Whether you're looking to buy a new TV or replace your mattress, Australia's retailers will always save their best discounts and deals until the end of the year.
That said, Cyber Monday 2022 might be slightly different to previous years, in that the pandemic is still causing shortages of essential components and parts across the globe, meaning certain items may sell out faster than usual.
For instance, even though PS5 restock has gotten better in the last few months, we still expect the in-demand console to sell out rather fast — especially if there's any sort of discount.
In summary, you can expect shortages like these to continue on for the rest of the year, meaning many items will be in low supply. Because of this, our advice is for Aussie consumers to take advantage of any great deals they spot and to get their shopping done earlier than usual this year.
When is Cyber Monday 2022?
Cyber Monday 2022 is on Monday, November 28. That said, you can expect Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals to start well before the official start date. Retailers such as Amazon, The Good Guys, Dell and Bing Lee are known kick off the season with early deals, so make sure you keep an eye out for discounts in the weeks leading up to the official start date.
Who has the best Cyber Monday deals in 2022?
In Australia, there are many retailers who will be competing to bring the best deals and discounts on Cyber Monday. As for which retailer will have the best Black Friday deals, that will really depend on which category you plan to buy in. For instance, Amazon, The Good Guys, JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman usually offer the biggest savings on 4K TVs, smartphones and appliances.
That said, those after a new PC or laptop should consider buying direct from brands such as Dell and HP. Additionally, it's worth keeping an eye on eBay Australia, which will offer discounts on practically everything, with even bigger savings for eBay Plus members.
Why is it called Black Friday?
An event that began in the US, the term "Black Friday" as it relates to shopping dates back to 1961, and was used to describe the crowded pedestrian and vehicle traffic that usually came right after the holiday of Thanksgiving in Philadelphia.
The term would continue to gain traction, eventually spreading throughout the entire country by 1975. Eventually, the term Black Friday would have a different meaning for retailers, marking the point in the US calendar year when companies go "in the black," meaning they would finally begin to turn a profit. This would allow them to slash prices on their remaining stock, leading to huge deals in the lead up to the holiday season.
While that time of year varies from country to country, the Black Friday sales event has been adopted all over the world, which is why Australia now takes part.